St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-11
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
rERpsICHoREAN PARTY.

TERPSICHOREAN PARTY.
A very enjoyable dancing party was
The social event last Tuesday evening at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
B. Gates, $50 Summit avenue, given by
Miss Carolyn Gates in honor of her
guest. Miss May Wright. of Cleveland,
grated, and Seibert'S orchestra rendered
delightful music. Dancing was the
order of the evening, and continued
until a late hour. About 100 guests
were present and the costumes of the
ladies were unusually elegant and de-
cidedly full dress. Refreshments were
served by the caterer, and the evening
was passed most enjOyably. Among
the guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
b. Gates, Miss Wright, of Cleveland,
o.: Miss Woltiing, st. Louis; Misses
Bhaupre, Miss Lille Price, Miss Beau
mont. Miss Carrie and Miss Florence
lie Castle, Miss Anna Routh, Miss May
Dean. Miss Alice Dean, Miss Chislett,
Miss Nellie Ruger, Miss Sophie Perrin,
Miss Virginia Perrin, Miss Helen and
Miss Sophia Burup, Miss May Murphy,
Miss Anna COnStanS, Miss Kittie GIL
fillan, Miss Nellie Saunders, Messrs. +.
and j. Bryant, Won Wedelstaldt, j. d.
Miller, F. G. Miller, H. Camden, Free
man, Al Sibley, Brown, Foster, Price,
Beaumont. McGill, w. n. Armstrong,
j. ID. Armstrong, j. Chislett, H. +.
Chislett, Harry Horn, Alick Horn,
Thomas, Winslow, Lane, l.. Gilberl,
Deacon, Burr, Dugan and many others.
WOODEN ANNIVERSARY.
The Rockford Seminary association
held its annual reunion at the West
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noon This being the fifth meeting of
the association it was the wooden ami
versary The reception of the members
was held in the parlOr, where a general
Misunderstanding and reunion continued
for an hour, when an adjournment was
taken to the banqueting hall where the
deliberately decorated and Well-Supplied
tables awaited the once jolly seminary
girls The menus were delicately
printed on wood and the table was
chiefly ornamented with shavings
formed INTO various floral designs. Fol
lowing the banquet the president, Mrs.
A. NJ. Scott, made her annual address,
Subject, What Future Education Has
in Store for Young Women Miss Alice
Dyer then spoke of students In
preston of the School We Represent -
followed by remarks by Miss Hill
lard and Miss Anderson. Then followed
the business meeting which resulted in
the election of the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs. II. A.
Bartlett. st. Paul; vice president, Mrs.
a. D. SouthwOrth: second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. James Plant; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. Nathan Ford, st. Paul.
The following ladies were present: Miss
Hillard, principal of the seminary; Miss
sarah Anderson, the teacher of the art
department; Mrs. Henry Plant, Mrs.
Burhyte, Mrs. James Plant. Mrs. Green.
Mrs. Leach, Miss Leach, Mrs. Will
Martin, Mrs. Mellendy ,Mrs.A. F. Foster,
Miss Alice Dyer, Mrs. Al. Boardman,
Mrs. A. NJ. Scott. Miss Minnie Chaplin,
Mrs. Danes, Mrs. n. c. GriSwOld, Mrs.
Daniel Fish, Miss Ida Smith, Mrs. A. r.
Hagen, Minneapolis; Mrs. George Sabin,
Saltwater: Mrs. Bartlett, st. Paul: Mrs.
Mary E. Cline, Hudson; Mrs. James
Lawrence, Winona; Mrs. and Miss
SOuthwortn, WabaSha; Mrs. c. III. Chad
burne, Rochester.
DEAN RECEPTION.
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Dean, of Summit avenue gave an
elegant reception in honor of Miss Mary
Dean, who assisted in receiving over
100 guests who welcomed her into st.
Paul society. Elaborate floral designs
were prominent in every room and
SmilaX and roses formed an archway
into the refreShment room, which was
inviting to the merry dancers during
the evening. Seibert's orchestra fur
nished musical programme of fourteen
numbers. Among the guests who par
ticipated in the festivities of the. occa-
sion were noticed Miss Butler, OF Gin
cinnati; Miss Woifiing, of st. Louis
Miss Heorsey, of Saltwater; the Misses
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Miss Auerbach. Miss harrington. Miss
Miss Wheelock, Miss Mason, Miss New
port, Miss Bigelow, Miss Flandraw,
Miss Bunker, Miss Griggs,
Miss, Horn, Misses Perrin,
Miss Ruger, Miss Battles Miss
Gales, Miss Brown, Miss Holt, Miss
LeiXas, Miss Armstrong: Messrs.
Wright, c. H. Wright, Harry Horn,
Aleck Horn, W. II. Armstrong, j. d.
Armstrong. Price, Gilbert, Adams, Peet,
Newport, Townsend, Dresser, Foster,
Wenzell, Jaggard, O'Leary, Tighe,
Beaumont, Hanson, Ahern, Martin,
BigelOw, Spencer, Doebler, Spiel. c. A.
Hawks, Seixas, Driscoll, Wall, Nichols
and others.
BIRTHDAY PARTIES.
Mrs. Searle, of Merriam Park. gave a
very pleasant party in honor of her
daughter, Miss Mamie's birthday. The
house was beautifully decorated with
flowers, the gift of Judge Baker. Those
present were: Misses Sterrett, Mamie
and Annie Brigham, Lou Partridge.
Maude Upham, Ella Fargo, Grace Mer-
ril, Flora Turnbull, Mary Hollingshead.
Irene Woods, Messrs. Pierce, Rogers.
Wunderlich, Partridge, Sanders, Wood
ruff, Wells, Bell, Stevens, Kidder, Mer-
rill. Mr. and Mrs. George Martin.
Miss Katie Belandi gave a delightful
birthday party Friday evening to hel
young lady friends at her home on Oak
dale avenue. Elaborate refreshments
were enjoyed by the guests, and the
hostess was the recipient of many pres
ents from her many friends in honor OF
the occasion.
OTHER MATTERS.
The lady members of the kangaroo
club, of St. Anthony hill, met at the
residence of Mrs. E. E. Hughson Thurs.
day afternoon to discuss plans of social
amusement for the coming winter. II
was decided to give series of progress.
sive euchre parties. Aside from the
business nature of the meeting, the
ladies were delightfully."- entertained
elegant refreshments being served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monty, of Ashland, gave
delightful progressive euchre party
Thursday evening in honor Of thai,